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Salford secures major funding to support growth and diversification of degree apprenticeships
The University of Salford has been successful in a competition from the Office for Students (OfS) for funding to increase equality of opportunity for degree apprenticeships. The initiative aims to grow capacity and capability within the Higher...
Salford student becomes first in his family to graduate and secures reputable law firm role
Jack Ellerton Knowles, who this week graduates from the University of Salford with a first-class law degree, is celebrating more than just academic success, he has already secured a Trainee Solicitor role at commercial law firm, Brabners.
Seven students undertook work experience with Madeleine Knight
Over recent months, students from across Salford School of Arts, Media and Creative Technology have had the opportunity to work alongside Freelance Executive Producer, Madeleine Knight gaining valuable experience about pre-production processes within...
Studying prosthetics as a student with a disability
Four years after losing her leg in a freak rugby accident, Gracie Matthews is studying to help others who’ve experienced life-altering disabilities.
Studying prosthetics as an amputee
Four years after losing her leg in a freak rugby accident, Gracie Matthews is studying to help others who’ve experienced life-altering disabilities.
Teaching facilities
Attracting the best students and research requires facilities that provide an enriching learning environment to bring ideas to life. The University has heavily invested in our facilities to reflect the equipment used in industry, giving you the...
University Fellow David Frayne wins ESRC Celebrating Impact Prize 2024
Dr David Frayne, University Fellow from the School of Health and Society, has been awarded the ESRC Celebrating Impact Prize for Outstanding Business and Enterprise Impact. The prestigious accolade, now in its 12th year, was presented at a ceremony...
University of Salford academic named as New Generation Thinker by AHRC and BBC Radio 3
The Arts and Humanities Research Council and BBC Radio 3 today announce the 2022 New Generation Thinkers: ten of the UK’s most promising and exciting early career researchers featuring Dr Jade Munslow Ong of the University of Salford.
University to be ‘first’ to use podcasting to teach and assess student nursing associates
The University of Salford is to become the ‘first in the UK’ to not only use podcasting as a teaching tool for educating its student nursing associates, but also to introduce it as an assessment method.
University to celebrate ten years of Art Collection's Graduate Scholarship scheme
A celebration is to be held to mark ten years of success of the University of Salford Art Collection's Graduate Scholarship programme.
